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    Stakeholders in Sustainable Business Transformation Charmaine Catroppa Thompson Rivers University Open Learning ADMM 460: Business and Society Assignment 3: Research Report on Issues Related to the Construction of the Three Gorges Dam and the Sustainable Development Initiatives of Royal Dutch Shell. Student #: 100098805 September 2008 TABLE OF CONTENTS Part A: Discussion Case on “Damming the Yangtze River” 3 Conflicting Social Costs 3 Conflicting

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    Executive Summery Bangladesh is a tropical country in South Asia that is situated in the delta of two major rivers that flow down from the Himalayas (the Ganges and the Jamuna). The country’s land surface is therefore largely composed of alluvial silt‚ rendering the soil highly fertile. Historically‚ this has made Bangladesh an agricultural nation; although agriculture contributes only about a fifth of the national GDP‚ it employs three-fifths of the labor force (ADB‚ 2005). Bangladesh has an estimated

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    Soils of the tropical savannas The soils of the tropical savannas‚ along with the distinctive wet/dry climate‚ are a major determinant of vegetation in the region‚ and of potential land uses. Soil is an outcome of five broad factors: parent material‚ climate‚ relief/slope‚ time and organisms. | Infertile soils Given the variations in all of these in the savannas it is no surprise that there are many different soil types in evidence in northern Australia. Generally speaking the combination of these

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    Mississippi’s Curious Origins” the authors‚ Roy B. Van Arsdale and Randel T. Cox shed light on the mysterious Mississippi Embayment. They begin by explaining the origins of the horseshoe-shaped lowland that is underlain by massive quantities of sand‚ silt and mud deposits. They begin at what geologist call Pangea‚ which is when North America‚ South America‚ Africa and Eurasia came together to form one supercontinent. This collision raised several mountain ranges‚ including the Ouachita-Appalachian

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    (DISASTER RISK ANALYSIS OF VARIOUS HAZARDS IN MAJULI)   INTRODUCTION Majuli is one of the largest river islands in the world (26 45N – 27 12N and 93 39 E – 94 35 altitude of 60 – 95m above msl). The original land mass of Majuli was 1250 Sq. km (1950) which has significantly reduced to 650 Sq. km (2001) due to erosion. The island is bounded by the river Brahmaputra on the South‚ the river Subansiri on the North-West and Kherkatia Suti in Northeast. Geomorphologically the island is alluvial

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    a domineering hand “Skull was the oldest in the gang. Twelve years old. And he was the Chief” skull was the one who handed out the punishments as boss and they usually weren’t very nice “The forfeit was too harsh none of us wanted to see Barbara’s silt”. Salvatore and Michele were next in the group followed by Michele’s little sister Maria and the person who sits last in the group is Barbara. The treatment that Barbara receives for being fat from the group is appalling in a group of “friends again

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    Roy Hurst M.W.F. 9:00- 9:50 African American Studies The Beating Heart Once upon a time when Homo erectus roamed the rugged plains of Africa‚ and wildlife fought to keep themselves at the top hierarchy food chain. A time when African lions and Quaggas wandered these never ending hills from dusk till dawn‚ leaving only footprints in this exuberant ecosystem. Colorful African Cichlids‚ perch‚ and tilapia by the tons swam through Africa’s crevices only leaving the beating heart

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    Irreversible) and finally and possibly most serious is the increased greenhouse gas emissions from decaying vegetation. Farming has long been a fruitful endeavor along the Yangtze River due to its frequent flooding. The flooding deposits nutrient rich silt from the river onto farmland. Since the reservoir is intended to limit flooding‚ the farmland that is still available will have to utilize commercial fertilizers for their crops. These fertilizers often contain cancer-causing nitrates that will runoff

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    Ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian Civilization Many ancient civilizations developed as a result of the Neolithic Revolution‚ or the turning point in which the utilization of systematic agriculture created societies. Two civilizations‚ Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia‚ both transformed into civilizations by changing from nomadic hunter-gatherers to agriculture and trade civilizations. Both civilizations were created as a result of the same revolution‚ but they still differ in numerous ways. Egypt

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    This second face seems to have manifested itself‚ albeit due to differing circumstances‚ in the black schoolchildren who taunted the main the character in Weldon’s book. They seemed to have had an internalized prejudiced against the narrator‚ even though he had not wronged them in any way. This second face also seems to have manifested itself in the African American population in another book‚ “Beloved.” In Beloved‚ Lady Jones‚ a light-skinned black woman who despises her blond hair‚ is convinced

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